Reply to "What is your dream Pantera like???"

I realize that many of you may find this whole topic strange. Th epurpose of it was to spur creative juices. If money were no object, what could be done to a Pantera? Once a vision is realized, further creativity can be channeled in to making the dream affordable. Some concern was expressed in changing what the car's intention originaly was. The original car was meant to be a grand touring vehicle. In other words, state of the art performance and luxuray for touring the country sides at excesive speeds, and arriveing at your destination, relaxed and exilerated.
Toward that end, I would think any improvement to the power to weight ratio, as well as improvements to the comfort levels would qualify, Safety also plays an important role in feeling secure at high speeds.
I would incorporate such things as the Cadalac night vision heads up display and headlights that mearly allowed others to see there is a car coming at them, not blind them with 100,000 Watt hallogens.
It was meant to foster ideas and spark creativity as this marque is totaly unique in that is has zero value as an original car. The value of the car is totaly dependant on it's desireability. I have seen a Studebaker that has over a million dollars put in to it. The car was absolutely stunning in it's workmanship. It was on display at Lowes motor speedway in Charleot NC. Wwas the car worth a million dollars?? No way. Was it unique and memeroble??? Modern in every way?? Absoluetly. I was hoping to spur that same sort of ingenuity in my favorite marque.